Illustrious List, or Otto Kubbenga I tried to send this once but the message body did not show up. Hope it works this time. > We currently have a Foxview overlay that displays the 10 most recent batch > transfers from a gas loading station. The batch transfer data is written to > .SN0001 through .SN0010 of the sequence block that records/monitors the truck > loading operation. What we would like to do is leave just enough space on > the truck loading Foxview base graphic to display the contents of the current > status string, (.SN0001), for truck loading operations. And then, by using a > graphic scroll region object, allow the operator the ability to scroll down > to see the historical batch loading data info stored in .SN0002 through > .SN0010 of the sequence block. As mentioned above, we have already > configured a Foxview overlay that has all 10 sequence text strings configured > on a large overlay. We would like to call up that Foxview overlay within the > scroll region on the base graphic and be able to scroll the Foxview overlay > up and down to see different portions/message strings on that overlay without > having to call the large overlay up to see the string of interest. > Is anyone doing anything like that? In B0700BE Rev D Page 280 under the > "Creating Scroll Region Object" it describes configuring the scroll region to > call up a file. From our testing, it appears that the scroll region is only > capable of opening a text file but the FoxDoc is not clear about that. Is it > possible to make a scroll region on a base graphic that allows the user to > scroll up and down in another Foxview graphic file? > We know that we can send the string messages to a text file and call the > text file into the scroll region, but the text file is not a global object so > the graphic would always have to make a call to the AW that stores the text > file. This would create the same problem that Foxboro has with the native > sequence and PLB block source code files and is not an acceptable solution. > I know this is a weird request but I am interested to know if this is > possible. Any help or input is appreciated. > > Tom VandeWater > Control Conversions, Inc. _______________________________________________________________________ This mailing list is neither sponsored nor endorsed by Invensys Process Systems (formerly The Foxboro Company). Use the info you obtain here at your own risks. Read http://www.thecassandraproject.org/disclaimer.html foxboro mailing list: //www.freelists.org/list/foxboro to subscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=join to unsubscribe: mailto:foxboro-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=leave